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-al 2 maya jllllili o Courts Medieval dance takes king and queen back to time of knights in armor As a result of hectic weeks in past years, no spirit week was held. But the week was full of exciting times. The busiest day was Friday. Student Council members spent the day decorating the commons area while the king and queen candidates ner- vously tried to make it through the day. That night, with Silver Lake lead- ing 3O-22 at the half, the ceremonies began. The Pep Club filed onto the court and formed an arrangement similar to the sun's rays around the candidates. The candidates, an- nounced by seniors SLIZIE ROBBINS and TONYA DEKAT, Student Coun- cil members, were SHANNON WI- LEY, escorted by CLIFF LElKERg STEPHANIE HARROD, escorted by KOREY KIRKWOODg and JODI CAIRNS, escorted by SCOTT SPIK- ER. The spectators and candidates were entertained by junior SHELLI SUMNER as she sang KENNY ROG- ERS' song Love the World Away . She was accompanied by choir teacher, MISS JAN PATTON. SCOTT SPIKER and SHANNON WI- LEY were proclaimed the 1982 King and Queen of Courts. After the traditional kiss, the game continued. The Eagles went on to beat Mission Valley with a score of 64-44. The dance immediately followed the game. The commons area was decorated like medieval times with castles and knights. Student Council furnished cookies, donut holes, and punch for refreshments. Disc jock- eys MARSHALL BARBER of KSKX Country and TONY STEWART of V- 100 provided the music for the annu- al dance. QU Waiting patiently as pianist MISS JAN PATTON plays the prelude to Love the World Away , junior SHELLI SLIMNER listens for her cue. iPhoto by NANCY MARTINJ C23 Juniors KLIRT LLIDWICK and ERIN WILEY seem to be enjoying themselves at the King and Queen of Courts dance. iPhoto by KIM BROOKSJ. L33 Candidates CLIFF LEIKER and JODI CAIRNS, King and Queen SCOTT SPIKER and SHANNON WILEY, and Candidates STEPH- ANIE HARROD and KOREY KIRKWOOD pose for the photographer. iPhoto by Brent Photog- VBPIWJ
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K tw if, qi 1.5 1 QU Getting prepared for the Christmas dance, TONY HOUSH sophomore and JAY CHRIST- MAN junior check the stereo equipment just seconds before the dance starts. iPhoto by NANCY MARTINJ Q25 National Honor Society - Front Row: Vice- President Brent Lilley, Art Thomas, Mike Rueck, Sponsor Mr. Ron Kramer, Treasurer Dianne Schmidt, Susan Bray, Suzie Robbins, Nancy Martin, Annette Martin, Secretary Kelly Tabbert. Back Row: Bobby Pfannenstiel, Presi- dent Bruce Ferguson, Cliff Leiker iPhoto by TRACEY GRIGGSQ C35 Quill and Scroll - Front Row: Sponsor Mrs. Roseann Gish, President Stephanie Har- rod, Shannon Wiley, Dianne Schmidt, Lori Vande Velde, Diane Dultmeier, Suzie Robbins, Sponsor Ms. Pat Bonine. Back Row: Kim Brooks, Julie Barker, Nancy Martin, Lesa Mar- tinek, Eric Dillinger, Annette Martin, Kevin Frank, Tracey Griggs, Laurie Armstrong, Pam Swartz, Kelly Tabbert. iPhoto by ANNETTE MARTINJ EventsfQuill and Scroll and National Honor Societyf145
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im, Prairie' Sm QU Queen SHANNON WILEY looks up to a few rowdy fans after they demand that King SCOTT SPIKER lay one-on her after being announced King and Queen. iPhoto by PAM SWARTZJ Q21 Candidates CLIFF LElKER and SHANNON WILEY wait as the other candidates are an- nounced. iPhoto by Brent Photographyj C35 Awaiting the announcement of the King and queen, KOREY KIRKWOOD and STEPH- ANIE HARROD hold a light conversation. iPhoto by TRACEY GRIGGSJ Q43 Smiling after being announced king, SCOTT SPIKER starts to move forward from candidate JODI CAIRNS where the queen will join him for the traditional kiss, iPhoto by PAM SWARTZQ -auf EventsfKing and Queen of Courtsj147
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